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REGGIE HARRIS Live in Hi Def Concert!

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produced by River Spirit Music co-sponsored by The Eighth Step

TIX & INFO: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/livestreaming-reggie-harris

**Up to 7/14 tickets were available that included mailing the patron a pair of Virtual Reality glasses; these are NOT needed to enjoy this concert. *

Every Cent of your donation goes to the artist, please be generous!!

Internationally acclaimed performer Reggie Harris is a deeply rooted singer, songwriter, storyteller and cultural ambassador known worldwide for his ability to inspire hope and create opportunities for building community and positive change. A powerful interpreter of song and history, Reggie’s 40 plus years as a musician and educator has kept him on the road presenting over 300 concerts and lectures per year at arts centers, universities, music centers, schools and story festivals, bringing people together in song and dialogue. Reggie also focuses on the role of music in the history of Underground Railroad and as the source for inspiration and motivation in the ongoing struggles of the Modern Civil Rights struggle, currently gaining steam as #BlackLivesMatter. A current Woodrow Wilson Scholar in the Independent College Lecture Program, he serves as Co-President and Director of Music for the Living Legacy Project, leading civil rights pilgrimages through the South and hosts seminars on voting and human rights to educate and inspire participation and reform. His latest recordings “Ready To Go” (the #5 CD on the US Folk DJ charts in 2018) and “Deeper Than the Skin” (a 2020 collaboration with friend and fellow musician Greg Greenway) have been received with great critical acclaim. Both recordings address the issues of human rights and our need to heal racial and national divisions that threaten our relationships in the healing of our people and our planet. Reggie embodies the spirit of mentors and friends Pete Seeger and Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon as he blends themes of life and hope in his songs and in his every day.